Anton Sugar
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The TRex even tried to take a bite out of Pratt and the kids when it got its head slammed into the place they were hiding lol I thought that was a nice touch.
Almost forgot about that. Our audience gasped, haha.
The TRex even tried to take a bite out of Pratt and the kids when it got its head slammed into the place they were hiding lol I thought that was a nice touch.
How the hell was inGen able to take control when Masrani was the owner? Or was he just CEO of inGen?
But, a raptor and a T Rex team up to take down the big baddie, and then don't turn on each other in the end? They might have well had the raptor walk to up Chris Pratt and give him a kiss before riding into the moonlight. And, for the record (which you can use to discredit all of my opinions), I do not dislike the T Rex in LA ending of JP2; I feel the JP2 is bad and has far worse moments in it than that ending people seem to loathe.
And, a little grossed out that people were eating giant bags of popcorn so early.
Seriously, though: why would the raptor and the rex fight each other? What would possibly motivate them to? They're not natural enemies or anything like that. They're just two predators, and there is no reason for them to fight.
Hoskins is the head of Security for Jurassic World and the Head of InGen Security. Once Masrani bit it would assume chain of command in a crisis would likely lead to him in charge especially since with his weasel ways he ran to the board of directors to usurp power.
Masrani was another Hammond in the sense he was blinded by his vision. Hoskin makes the comment to Owen about militarization and how Masrani has so much money invested all over the place he does not even know what he is funding or owns.
Wu and Hoskins are basically doing all kinds of sneaky shit behind the scenes with Masrani funding it all unaware
Seriously, though: why would the raptor and the rex fight each other? What would possibly motivate them to? They're not natural enemies or anything like that. They're just two predators, and there is no reason for them to fight.
Why did Wu not tell Masrani what the I-Rex was made of? I thought he was the CEO.
Seriously, though: why would the raptor and the rex fight each other? What would possibly motivate them to? They're not natural enemies or anything like that. They're just two predators, and there is no reason for them to fight.
Masrani wouldn't have agreed with the level of genetic manipulation Wu was achieving. Better to keep it a secret so he could have his fun (plus whatever deal he had with Hoskins).
I disagree with this because it is kind of stepping on the ending of the first movie. The two would absolutely fight, but given that they both just got knocked around by Indominus they decided against it.
Why did Wu not tell Masrani what the I-Rex was made of? I thought he was the CEO.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTWo9oLJOWk
Masrani specifically asked him and Wu said something like "I'm not allowed to tell you". Seemed strange since Masrani owns everything.
Also - Hoskins was clearly consulting with Wu - did he know that the I-Rex was part raptor? It's never really made clear. If he does know that then it makes his plan to send the Raptors against it even dumber.
Yep, seemed cruel for some reason. Having her tortured and torn apart by half a dozen different beasts and maybe 3 different species...it was over the top.
It seems based on Hoskins monologue at the end that Wu and Him made the Indominus solely for Military application. The Park was a good cover for their Test Subject. Masrani was Hammond 2.0 in the sense he was in it for the awe and inspiring nature of the Dinosaurs. Everything Wu and Hoskins was doing would never have been approved.
Hoskins has a big smile on his face while the Indominus is out wrecking havoc. So one could begin to assume that perhaps this all going down plays directly into a plan he had. He very likely has some very interested buyers into militarized Dinosaurs. I mean even Wu at the end is getting concerned as he's put into a Helicopter wondering what's going on and is their deal still in tact.
I don't know if using the deus ex machina from Jurassic Park is a good way to establish their relationship, though. As awesome as that sequence is, it's been widely criticized for how out of the blue it is.
I think TLW is a better example, maybe. Raptors and Rex naturally stay in completely separate parts of the island because they don't want to compete with each other. They're not at war.
Regardless, I just don't see any reason why two beaten-down, injured predators would want to fight. To me, that would feel contrived.
Not sure why he'd say he wasn't allowed to tell Masrani. As for Hoskins knowing about the raptor DNA in the Indominus I'd say that is a certainty. He had a whole spiel about the Indominus right before one of the raptors was kind enough to remove him.
Another thing that really bothered me was several instances of characters not seeing something right in front of them until the camera sees it. The two that stuck out were the kids in the Gyrosphere asking "Where are all the dinosaurs?" then the camera turns to show them in an open plain with like a dozen dinosaurs around them.
I don't understand the confusion over this scene. It didn't seem like the dinos were all around them--felt more like they rounded a corner into an area where they were all grazing. Pretty sure the gyrosphere was moving that whole time.
Chris Pratt is incredibly charismatic. That's basically undeniable. He's charming in Parks and Rec, he's charming in Guardians of the Galaxy, he's charming in The Lego Movie, and there's every indication that he's charming in real life. So what happened here? Was the the dialogue or the directing or the editing? How did they make him so awkward and stilted?
Eh, anyway. It was about what I was expecting. Not amazing, not enough wonder. But it was fine. Cool ending. Some people are acting like the movie kicked their dog.
Oh god, I don't think I'll ever recover from seeing the petting zoo being attacked by the flying dinos. Somebody hold me.
Oh god, I don't think I'll ever recover from seeing the petting zoo being attacked by the flying dinos. Somebody hold me.
One of the flying dinosaurs looked like the rest, but had basically a tyrannosaurus head. Is that a known dinosaur? It looked like those photoshopped mashups of animals.
Jeff Goldblum's character Dr. Ian Malcolm can be spotted on the cover of a book that is read by Zara (Katie McGrath) on the monorail ride in to the park. A copy of the same book is later shown on Lowery's (Jake Johnson's) desk in the control room when he is first introduced.
That's a Dimorphodon. It's real.
So, bets on JW2? I don't think they'll go full Dino Commandos.
Off topic, but I saw some behavior in my theater that I've never seen before. A family snuck a giant plastic bag in and emptied the tub of popcorn into it and went back for refills. They must have done this 5-6 times before the movie started. It was ridiculous.
I disagree with this because it is kind of stepping on the ending of the first movie. The two would absolutely fight, but given that they both just got knocked around by Indominus they decided against it.
Wu escaped with the embryos. There's going to be a sequel. My bet is that Malcolm was actually the mastermind behind the experiments. He's always been an agent of chaos.So, bets on JW2? I don't think they'll go full Dino Commandos.
One of the flying dinosaurs looked like the rest, but had basically a tyrannosaurus head. Is that a known dinosaur? It looked like those photoshopped mashups of animals.
They're all still female.Do they ever explain how they control the population now? Are all the dinos still female? Wu mentions that they still use frog DNA.
Yep, same. favourite scenes"Raptors got a new alpha" and "open paddock 9" had me and my friends all
Yesss! I need some kinda reaction from the original group, even if it's just that.Movie needed an Avengers 1 after credits sequence with Grant, Ellie, Malcolm and the kids watching the news and all say "Those fucking idiots"
Damn, that would've been great.Movie needed an Avengers 1 after credits sequence with Grant, Ellie, Malcolm and the kids watching the news and all say "Those fucking idiots"
Movie needed an Avengers 1 after credits sequence with Grant, Ellie, Malcolm and the kids watching the news and all say "Those fucking idiots"
So there's got to be some stuff with the babysitter left on the cutting room floor, right? Because that was a shockingly mean-spirited death scene, particularly when she has to take care of some real shithead kids.
Poor raptor children